Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-30
Condition of Governor Bartlett.

OAKLAND, August 29th.-Noon.-Th Governor
slept quietly most of the time since O'Clock,
awoke and was rational. At no time is he de-
lirious and wandering in his mind. His pulse
is -, temperature 80, respiration "a. At noon he
awoke and took some light nourishment The
people at the house say he is more comfortable
than for hours before. and the ply sicians say he
is better than at any other time since Sunday.
OAKLAND, August 29th-6:S0 P. M.-No hopes
are entertained for the ultimate recovery OF
Governor Bartlett. This afternoon he is feeling
better than for "a hours past and is resting COM
fortably and without pain. He takes food in
small quantities at regular intervals, but is
gradually becoming emaciated. His latest con-
dition is as follows Pulse Y, temperature 80 40,
respiration "a. He may possibly live several
days, as his sinking is very slow and hardly
perceptible.
RESTING QUIETLY.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 30th-A. NAT 0
O'Clock last night the following bulletin arrived:
THE Governor has been comfortable during
the afternoon, and is now resting quietly"
The Army Victorious.
lCopygAt, 1887, by The California Associated Pressl
SANTA Rosa, August 29th.-Considerable ex-
citement was created to night by policeman ar
resting member OF the Salvation Army. After
pushing his prisoner a long distance on the
street, an immense crowd assembled, some cry
ing, "DesistW Leave him alone P' and
and others, Arrest" and Jail themr' The
policeman was finally compellei to abandon
his. undertaking.
Arrested for Perjury.
ICopyight, 1857. by the California Associated Press
PORTLAND, August 29th.-Sheriff Reynolds, of
Lampasas county, Texas, arrived here to-day
with requisition for VIM. Kaufman, charged
with perjury. The officer claims that he COM
mitted perjury in swearing falsely in a settle
ment with his creditors two years ago, and the
discovery was made on examining his books.
Kaufman has been in the retail boot and shoe
business for the last year.
Incendiarism Near Chico.
Copyright, 1887, by R.e California Associated IressJ
CHICO, August 29th.-Iast Friday evening four
stacks of barley were burned ut the Shearer
ranch, ou Deer creek. 1t was the work of an
incendiary. A box saturated with kerosene and
with three nails in the bottom to hold a candle,
was found charred. The loss is 81 900, and no
insurance.
The President Invited.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 29th.-lSpecial THE
committee appointed by Mayor Pond to invite
the President and Mrs. Cleveland to visit the
Pacific coast met to-day. The form of the in
vitation telegraphed on Saturday last was
adopted: 1t viii receive the signatures of rep
the city, together with those of Senators and
Representatives from this State. The invitation
has been handsomely engrossed on parchment,
and will be forwarded to the President to-
morrow.
Death from Starvation.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 29thISpecial. i
Officer John Mclaughlin found Charles Cousins
this morning in the agonies of death in a lot on
the corner of Montgomery Avenue and Jackson
street. Mclaughlin was removed TO the Receiy-
ing Hospital, where he stated that he had been
hurt while at work knew he must suffer long
and went to the place referred to to die He was
starved, and died few minutes after ne was
found.
New Fire Commissioner
SAN FRANCISCO, August 29th.-[Special. 1.-The
Board of Supervisors tonight elected H. Wagen-
helm to be Fire Commissioner, vice F. c. Siebe
recently removed for overstaying his leave OF
absence.
Three Men Drowned.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 29th. Especial I
Adolph Weiss, Daniel A. Worth and Edward II
Ludlam started on fishing excursion on Sun
day. Their boat, when Off Hunters Point cap
sized, aud all were drowned.